Wakayama Tomisaburo's portrayal of
Wakayama Tomisaburo's portrayal of a "living" man who's taken in by shamanism. The film has been shown in Japan, translated into English and dubbed into Japanese, thus making it a true gem.<br /><br />This film is extremely well made, and if you're not familiar with the story, then you'll be no doubt wondering, "what can I do with this?" I would recommend this film to anyone who is a fan of Japanese
Wakayama Tomisaburo's portrayal of a character who is forced to live with his family in a small cabin in northern Japan. The film brings to light myths that distort his life, and we see him as a young man in the 80s. It's an interesting film, and I loved it. The story is rather different, with many aspects of the novel being totally different from what we are used to. The film is a bit long and there are a few movies